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    Rem Line tool chest resto

    Really nice resto and modification! That's a lot of work, but man it really looks cool!
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    Look at what I saved.

    I really don't have the room for it either. But it was in need of help and I knew I sure could not hurt it. These were not really much more than light duty cabinets made for automotive tune up gear and some lightweight stuff but they looked cool. Hard to believe how bad this one was...
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    Look at what I saved.

    $30 CL ad said old garage cabinet. Well it was really sad. One of those cool old promoTune Up Cabinets like United Delco. It was missing handles and drawers, had a hole punched in the side and had been painted over twice. Saving the original stuff was impossible so I decided to make it look...
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    MAC Tools Wrench Info?

    Is there a source to determine the approximate vintage of the box end wrenches. I have a couple B type (B3 B4 etc) and have a B1012 R4. MAC has nothing on the main site and was wondering if a forum or info source is out there for the wrenches? Just trying to date them a bit. I am...
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    United AC Delco tune up station

    I just picked up one that was spray painted awfully, missing a couple drawers too. Handles gone and some small dings. I am going to save it and modify it for my cleaning detailing cart. Listed for 50 and I bought it for $30. In ORIGINAL good shape I would guess a wide range between...
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    Is this an original Craftsman 150 Drill Press motor or an aftermarket?

    Lots of great info for you at owwn.org old wordworking network guys have done a bunch of those drill press. Great site for me when I did both of mine.
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    Old COMPANION bench top drill press disassembly?

    Go to VINTAGEMACHINERY.org and look up your model by looking at the photos of drill presses. Then you can go to the resource material and usually find a parts diagram. I suspect you have to remove the return tension spring for the quill and the depth handle. On my 1946 Craftsman model...
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    Wellpoison's black and decker bench grinder resto

    Nice attention to detail! I like your effort!
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Tom, I knew there were others who appreciated the functional and historical beauty of garage "stuff". This old Standard Oil tank I rescued from destruction and thought some cleaning and powdercoating along with some brass polishing and stainless steel cap nuts would honor the years and years...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    BTW it was just 30 days ago today that I started this thread in December. Never would I have imagined there would be so many people interested in this project. I am flat out amazed!! I'd have done a much better job of the thread had I known. There is more on the way. Think about this Thomas...
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